New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-18

I 4D1ED.-A tlT00 Weeks 01u CHl1u OI
Mr.. and Mrs. Aberle of West Newton.
An infant child of Chas. Engel of the
town of Sigel, died last Thursday.
A son of John Hirsch, age 8 years
and months, died after a short illness
last Friday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattiowitz, died of diptheria Monday.
We understand that two more children
of the same family are down with the
same disease.
Mr.. Hanschen OF this place has eight
men at work building the foundation
for the new mill at Winthrop.
Smoke the celebrated ..Philopene"
the best 10 cent cigar in the market.
Only manufactured by Mueller & Es-
sen.
Prof. c. Reichenbecher of Milwaukee
arrived Tuesday and has accepted the
position as teacher in the Lutheran Col
lege.
Ed. Nichols of town Cottonwood
caught six wolves in his town. Eigh-
teen dollars is what the county treasur-
er paid him for his capture.
Mr.. L. Buenger has the agency of the
New Home Sewing Machine Co., who
will give an art exhibition of fancy
needlework at Leibold's building
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Rev. c. Albrecht left Monday for St
Louis to attend the funeral of DR.. C.
F., w. Walther. MIR. Walther was the
president of the Missouri synode and
also president::of all synods of America.
Louis Gales, formerly of this place,
has kindly forwarded US copy of the
Sierra County ADVOCATE, giving de-
scription of recent earthquake in that
section of the country.
A new bowling alley has been built
in Turner Hall park. Lovers of the
game are taking advantage of this and
there is hardly an evening but some one
is using the alley.
E. D. Huskins, deputy State examin-
er, looked into the books of the county
auditor and treasurer last week. As
was expected, he found them in first
class condition.
The Tribune man must have had
some St. Peter sand in his eyes when
he penned the following: .'Now New
Ulm is talking up the water works
question. VIII St. Peter wait until
New Ulm and every other little cross
road grocery in the West shows enter
prise enough to outrival US before we
can have proper supply? Who can
blame these other cities for laughing at
our slow PAGES?
Since our last publication of marriage
licenses issued in Brown County the
following named couples took out Ii
censes:
George Lila and Mary Korbel,
George Schroedl and Annie Bartl,
August Schultz and Adenia Steinke,
John W. Rooster and Agnes Welbrecht,
Michael Frantz and Mathilda Black,
August FEEDER and Lima Schreyer.
Father Berghold solemnized the mar
riages of George Lila to Mary Korbel,
George Schroedl to Annie Bartl and
Michael Frantz to Mathilda Black at
the Catholic church. John w. Rooster
and Agnes Welbrecht were married at
the Lutheran church, by Rev. Albrecht,
last Friday, and August Schultz and
Adenia Steinke yesterday. The mar
riage of August FEEDER and Lima Schrey-
er will take place next Tuesday.
The spring term of our district court
convenes at the court house next Tues
day. The following is list of the
cases on the civil calendar:
1. j. R. Somerville VS.. C. Aultman &
Co.; Lind & Hagberg attys. for plff j.
L. Washburn atty. for deft.
2. John Raschke VS.. Peter Christen-
sen; J: NJ: Thompson atty. for plff.,
Geo. W. Somerville atty. for delft.
3. Frank II. Dyckman vs.. Edward
Erickson and Frank II. Smith; Geo. w.
Someryille atty. for plff., Redding &
Lang, Lind & Hagberg attys. for defts.
4 w. F. Lewis vs.. Wilhelm Bonner
& William Pautzke; J. NewEart, atty.
for plf., Geo. W. Somerville atty. for
| def.
5. Wilhelm Radke vs.. Winona & St
Peter Railroad Co.; Lind & Hagbere.
attys for plff.. Wilson s. Bowers attys.
for defts.
6. Thomas Allison vs.. The Winona
& St. Peter Railway Co.; j. M. Thomp-
son atty for plf.. Wilson & Bowers